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Luis M Burciaga

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Full-time professor, head of the Aquatic Animal Behavioral Ecology Laboratory

National Autonomous University of Mexico

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Competition for shelters between the native Balsas catfish and its introduced congener, the channel catfish

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Close Date: 2025-03-01

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Lili Pelayo González

National Autonomous University of Mexico

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Guillermina Alcaraz

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National Autonomous University of Mexico

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Eduardo E Garcia Cardenas

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National Autonomous University of Mexico

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Lynna Kiere

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National Autonomous University of Mexico

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Risk in water: locomotor activity and hiding time of the threatened Mexican crab Pseudothelphusa dugesi in response to an invasive predator

¿Fuera de tiempo? La huella humana tras el desajuste de los relojes biológicos

Juveniles of the endemic catfish Ictalurus balsanus are less nocturnal in the presence of juvenile Ictalurus punctatus

Impacts of marine heatwaves on disturbed mangrove ecosystems: A biomarker-based assessment using fiddler crabs as sentinel species

Snail shell shape, force of attachment, and metabolic rate together cope with the intertidal challenge

Sex Differences in Aggression: Female Hermit Crabs Initiate Few Fights against Males and Lose Most of Those

Effect of mushroom powder (Pleurotus ostreatus and Pleurotus djamor) on skin coloration and inflammation in siamese fighting fish (Betta splendens)

Aggressiveness overcomes body‐size effects in contests between native and invasive cichlid fishes

Choosing a bigger opponent: the path to victory and greater gains for the small contestant

Lead pollution impacts the dynamics and resolution of contests between the native Mexican mojarra and invasive convict cichlid

Maternal behavior of California sea lions in different abundance and tourist activity scenarios

Lead has different impacts on behavior of the native Mexican mojarra and invasive convict cichlid

Thermal threshold and interspecific competition help explain intertidal hermit crab assemblages

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Metabolic and behavioural effects of hermit crab shell removal techniques: Is heating less invasive than cracking?

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Lili Pelayo González

Guillermina Alcaraz

Eduardo E Garcia Cardenas

Lynna Kiere

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